The Aporia
14 articles about 11 events for “Sudan Displacement Crisis”.
“As the conflict moves into urban areas, the risk of displacement and civilian casualties grows.”
“Sudan has been engulfed in war since April 2023, when fighting broke out between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, displacing millions and creating a major humanitarian crisis.”
“Egypt: 'Reciprocity is the currency of diplomacy' The diplomatic crisis meanwhile has spread further across the region, as the Ethiopian government also started accusing Egypt and Sudan of supporting the opposition alliance.”
“In Sudan – which the UN considers the world’s worst displacement crisis due to the civil war that entered its fourth year in April – about 140,000 refugees and asylum-seekers remained unregistered by mid-year after registration activities were suspended for…”
“In Sudan -- which the UN considers the world’s worst displacement crisis due to the civil war that entered its fourth year in April -- about 140,000 refugees and asylum-seekers remained unregistered by mid-year after registration activities were suspended for…”
“Conflict and drought are increasing the risk of famine across Sudan’s Darfur and Kordofan regions, warns a global food crisis monitor.”
“The shortfall follows aid cuts by countries, including the United States under President Donald Trump, at a time of record global displacement.”
“It comes amid growing concern in Egypt over large-scale displacement from the three-and-a-half-year conflict in Sudan, which has spurred a cross-border exodus.”
“For people arriving from Sudan, the crisis continues after they cross the border.”
“Turning art into a livelihood The struggle to earn a living after displacement affects many Sudanese.”
“More than three years later, in excess of 11 million Sudanese people have been displaced in what has become the world’s largest displacement and humanitarian crisis.”
“Sudanese activists and journalists have criticised the United States over reports that Washington has withheld a visa from army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan before the United Nations General Assembly in an apparent bid to pressure him into accepting a…”
“At the same time, Guterres lamented the ongoing conflict in Sudan, saying the war-torn East African nation is a place the "world looks away" from wrongly.”
“These are countries where climate exposure meets the consequences of conflict: weakened institutions, divided land, poverty and massive displacement of people.”